Your Kids Will Be Begging For the 51 Hottest Toys of 2018

Star Wars is undeniably huge with little ones. Now, with LittleBits Star Wars Droid Inventor Kit ($75), children can make their own custom droid. This is definitely the droid you are looking for.

This Thomas and Friends Adventures Robot Rescue Playset ($18) brings STEM and imagination play together. Thomas is tasked with saving a baby robot, but when the track suddenly ends, children need to help Thomas figure out how to complete the rescue.

You know what's better than one Hatchimal? Two Hatchimals! This Hatchimals Surprise — Peacat ($40) lets children experience the joy of twins.

I have an old-school Radio Flyer for my son, and while I love it, it's hard to take it places because it takes up a lot of space. I wish I had the Radio Flyer Folding Trike ($40) instead. Considering that it folds up for easy transportation and storage, it makes the perfect trike for small spaces and city living.

The hit toy of last holiday season has some even more adorable options. This Fingerlings — Interactive Baby Unicorn ($14) is as magical as it looks with interactive responses and and a majestic tail.

Little ones will adore this Sesame Street desk. The Delta Children Sesame Street Chair Desk With Storage Bin ($35) gives kids a place to color, learn, and eat while hanging with their favorite characters. An extra bonus is the storage bin under the seat to help keep mess at bay.

To celebrate the release of the movie based on the classic children's novel A Wrinkle in Time, Disney has released a Barbie A Wrinkle in Time Mrs. Who Doll ($50). Children will love playing with their favorite characters, and this would look great as part of a collection.

STEM is huge, and Educational Insights GeoSafari Jr. Talking Microscope ($39) will definitely help encourage children to love and explore science. This talking microscope explains the slides and gives children the chance to explore their entire world.

Let their creativity run wild with this Cool Maker, KumiKreator Friendship Bracelet Maker ($30).

Meet Fingerlings Hugs ($30), plush interactive versions of the mini Fingerlings your kids know and love.

The PAW Patrol Ultimate Rescue Fire Truck ($45, originally $60) has an extendable ladder that stretches two feet.

With the Sesame Street Playskool Friends Let's Dance Elmo ($30, originally $40), your child can sing and dance with Elmo through his three musical moods.

Fans of the film will love playing with the Imaginext Jurassic World Jurassic Rex ($100).

The classic Fisher-Price home just got a smart upgrade in the form of the Laugh & Learn Smart Learning Home ($130, originally $150), which features a crawl-through door, a porch light, a mail slot, a light-up house number, a turn-dial clock, and a shape-sorter fridge with role-play pieces. It teaches numbers, shapes, the weather, and more.

Your kid can speed to Gotham City crime scenes with the motorized Lego DC Comics Super Heroes App-Controlled Batmobile ($100), which can be completely controlled by a downloadable app on any smartphone.

Got a kiddo who wants to be a gamer anytime, anywhere? In addition to providing single and multiplayer thrills at home, the Nintendo Switch With Gray Joy-Con ($300) system can be taken on the go. To top it off, it comes with unprecedented new play styles brought to life by the two new Joy-Con controllers.

School's back in session with the Our Generation School Room ($140) 76-piece playset — including a working fire alarm and recess bell — perfect for 18-inch dolls.

The Tic Tac Tongue Game ($17, originally $18) is all about skill and speed. The point? To wear a lizard mask and face off to knock down the correct insect card.

With a foldable wooden base, the SkeeBall The Classic Arcade Game ($31, originally $35) is perfect for family game nights.

Baby Alive Sweet Spoonfuls Baby Doll Girl — Brunette ($25) provides kids a new way to nurture with fresh food. When it's time to eat, add the food packet and water into the "blender." Kids can turn the handle to actually mix together their baby's meal and, after feeding baby with a spoon, give them a bottle. When baby "poops," it's time for a diaper change.

It's time for a celebration! Just pull, twist, and pop each popper for a burst of collectible confetti and your new stylish dolls in this Party PopTeenies — Mega Party Surprise Set ($20, originally $40).

The Nerf Laser Ops Pro AlphaPoint ($40) is a two-pack, which is perfect for siblings or kiddos who have friends over often.

Racing cars just got way more fun with Zoom Tubes Car Trax ($29).

Your kid will learn how to control things with the Air Hogs Supernova ($30).

The Power Wheels Barbie Dream Camper ($398) is the ultimate upgrade to any Barbie collection.

The Hover 1 All Star Electric Self-Balancing Hoverboard ($148) even has LED lights.

The Lego Creator Pirate Roller Coaster ($72) is a must have for any Lego builder.

Ride the big Ferris wheel with this Peppa Pig Fun Fair Playset ($35).

Build your collection with the Lost Kitties Blind Box Multipack ($20).

The Little People Take Turns Skyway ($30) stands over three feet tall.

The VTech Explore & Write Activity Desk ($49) is a great place for them to learn and be challenged.

Minnie's Happy Helpers Sing & Spin Scooter ($30) is suitable for ages 3 and up.

Treasure X Season 1 ($10) is perfect for those who enjoy searching for hidden treasure.

Beep, beep! Get your camera out for the 6-Volt PAW Patrol Marshall Fire Truck ($149).

The Ryan's World Giant Mystery Egg ($79) is filled with all sorts of surprises.

Give them a place to truly explore and be curious with the Little Tikes STEM Jr. Wonder Lab ($97).